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The cost of batteries that would appear in each of the following accounts on April 30 is as follows:
i. Raw Materials = $4,000
ii. Work in Process = $7,500
iii. Finished Goods = $20,250
iv. Cost of Goods Sold = $47,250
v. Selling Expense = $1,000
Given information,
- In April, the company paid $10 per battery for 8,000 batteries.
- During the month, Devon removed 7,600 batteries from the storeroom.
- One hundred of these were used to replace the batteries in motorcycles utilized by the company's traveling sales personnel.
- The remainder 7,500 batteries removed from the stock room were installed in the company's motorcycles.
- During April, 90 percent of the motorcycles in production were completed and moved from work-in-process to finished goods.
- Thirty percent of the motorcycles finished during the month remained unsold as of April 30.
- On April 1, there was no amount of inventory of any kind.
Using the given information we calculated the following:
a) raw materials is - material left in the stock room:-
= (8,000 - 7,600) × $10
= $4,000
b) work in process is - 90% were completed so 10% was left. 100 batteries were removed from the 7,600 batteries:-
= 7,500 batteries x $10 x 10%
= $7,500
c) Finished goods are - Unsold goods are 30%:-
= 7,500 batteries × $10 × 90% × 30%
= $20,250
d) cost of goods sold is - Sold goods were therefore 70%:-
= 7,500 batteries x $10 × 90% × 70%
= $47,250
e) selling expense is - 100 batteries used in sales staff cars:-
= 100 × $10
= $1,000.
Hence, the correct answers are:
i. Raw Materials = $4,000
ii. Work in Process = $7,500
iii. Finished Goods = $20,250
iv. Cost of Goods Sold = $47,250
v. Selling Expense = $1,000
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